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boozy
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*['bu:zi]\na. 酩酊的, 嗜酒的
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英文: A good butler knows just how to rouse one after a boozy night and now anyone can wake feeling pampered to the indulgent tones of the consummate valet.
中文: 到底怎样才算是一个称职的管家呢？他应当可以做到在主人通宵狂饮的情况下，仍然能够于第二天清晨将主人及时唤醒。目前，英国推出的一种“管家”闹钟就是这样一个称职的管家。
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英文: Japanese have traditionally excused boozy benders as the only opportunity repressed workers have to loosen up and tell the boss what they think.
中文: 过去，日本人传统上将纵酒狂欢看作是饱受压抑的职员放松心情，对老板直言不讳的唯一机会，因此不予追究。
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英文: Long boozy nights around the fire!
中文: 那些醉醺醺的漫漫长夜！
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英文: Sake and shochu, traditional Japanese drinks that were once derided as old-fashioned and the tipple of boozy middle-aged men, are enjoying a boom among trendy young drinkers.
中文: 米酒和烧酒，这些日本传统的酒类饮料曾是日本中年男性的最爱，而如今，它们已成为时尚泡吧族的新宠。
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英文: The rowdy conduct of European, especially English, football fans is generally viewed with scorn by Americans, not a few of whom take a certain quiet pride in the contrast between American self-restraint and boozy European brutishness.
中文: 美国人通常瞧不起欧洲(尤其是英国)足球迷的粗暴行为；与欧洲人喝醉般的粗野行为相比，美国人的自我克制让很多美国人心中颇感自豪。
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